Greek mythology also includes a number of monsters and strange creatures such as the one-eyed Cyclops in the Odysseus story, a gigantic boar in the fabled Kalydonian hunt, sphinxes, giant snakes, fire-breathing bulls and more.
Best Answer: No they aren't the same. I was prescribed Oxycontin and Oxycodone because I have lung cancer. The Oxycontin was taken twice a day every day, and the Oxycodone was taken whenever I had breakthrough pain in between. The doctor switched me to Morphine Sulfate because the Oxy's weren't working that great.
Oxycodone: Another widely prescribed narcotic painkiller, commonly found in time-released tablets meant to extend its effectiveness. Often combined with aspirin or acetaminophen, brand name versions include OxyContin and Percocet. Morphine: One of the most effective opioid drugs, but also one of the most powerful.